Church planting

Graham Heaps  |  Features
Date posted:  1 Sep 2007
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In this brief article on the vital subject of church planting, I am drawing principles from Acts 16.

An approach that is more practical, and that gives insights into the ways of reaching our materialistic and apathetic society, would be very valuable, but is beyond my competence.

More than that, I want to stress that God’s work needs to be done in God’s way, in dependence upon him. Church planting is not like starting a successful business — though it does need to be undertaken with vision, strategy, planning and organisation. The wisdom we need to succeed in it can only be drawn from Scripture. Acts 16 gives us great help in two areas.

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